Vital & FHR North America open new facility in former Wall Street Journal building ...Middle East

By Alex Holwerda Special to the Sentinel-Tribune Vital & FHR North America, a combination of two firms that responded to customers’ needs to diversify and localize their supply chains in the United States, opened their new, state-of-the-art facility in Bowling Green. The milestone was celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony, tours of the new facility and light refreshments for guests. The new facility is in the old Wall Street Journal building at 1201 Brim Road. The building was purchased in November and construction began February , with construction being completed about two weeks ago. “From floor to ceiling, we removed over 2 million pounds of metal. We also poured in concrete on the bu

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